Subject	Exhaust pipe is measured and stated in OD not ID. (n/m)
Posted by	Russell@Z1 on March 13, 2013 at 7:22 AM
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In Reply To	im trying to figure out the width of my test pipes... posted by genic on March 12, 2013 at 06:56 PM
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Follow Ups	im trying to figure out the width of my test pipes... - genic 18:56:09 03/12/13 Re: im trying to figure out the width of my test pipes... - 280ZuL8R 19:40:54 03/12/13 Hilarious! (n/m) - Lone Z'er(CO) 20:16:00 03/12/13 those rails come included with rusty water. :) (n/m) - genic 20:25:21 03/12/13 Re: those rails come included with rusty water. :) - 280ZuL8R 15:43:12 03/13/13 i thought it was 2.5, but from the measurements...it looks - genic 20:29:26 03/12/13 It's almost pi day. Measure the cicumference. (n/m) - Got Z? 21:09:33 03/12/13 Exhaust pipe is measured and stated in OD not ID. (n/m) - Russell@Z1 07:22:04 03/13/13 tks....i sucked at math. (n/m) - genic 10:36:31 03/13/13 this is stupid. I can use a thick ass pipe and call it 2.5 - fuzzymonkey 11:52:32 03/13/13 it is stupid, unless of course there is a standard thickness - LJZTT 12:38:47 03/13/13 While I agree it's a poor standard, it is a standard - BigTDogg (MA) 09:48:39 03/14/13
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